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7y ago
FAA smoking regulations only cover commercial passenger airlines. Private aircraft are much less regulated. edit: pertinent regulation: https://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?c=ecfr&SID=03efb7c1b34... It turns out
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7y ago
My larger concern is that human muscle movement involves a whole lot more than just the mechanical aspect. Any model that doesn't include some notion of human perception, cognition, and voluntary muscle control seems like it could be
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luma
7y ago
Fraud, certainly. Loser? If this is what losing looks like why am I trying to win...
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luma
7y ago
Why not? If modelling was her thing, a Playboy appearance is a major accomplishment.
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luma
7y ago
His relationship with Fisher was not inconsequential: https://www.businessinsider.com/mark-hurd-jodie-fisher-hp-20...
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luma
7y ago
Have you had an opportunity to try the latest-gen headsets such as the Index, Rift S, or any of the PiMax HMDs? The resolution and overall clarity has improved significantly from previous generations.
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luma
7y ago
I wonder what the point of interest is with this project. Libraries for Sonos access have been available for well over a decade[1]. Is this interesting simply because a device with a well-documented API is now accessible from Rust? If not
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luma
7y ago
I think what you're getting at is that in the US, people have a financial incentive to be healthier due to the cost of health care. How is that working out? Does the average American eat healthier, do more exercise, consumer fewer dri
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7y ago
These are all one-off races that can't be compared against global records. I currently hold the record for "sitting at luma's desk and typing things", that doesn't mean I'm a world record holder. Take a look
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7y ago
It's clear you're being intentionally intransigent here. If you're willing to have a discussion about the facts, as opposed to your inability to comprehend simple sentences, then I'm game. Otherwise, please take your a
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7y ago
Are you looking under the women's table? Can you provide a _single_ point where a world running record is held by a woman? You're really sticking your neck out on this point and I'm curious if you actually have a counter ex
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7y ago
Read that again - I didn't say a single outcome in a single race, I said records.
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7y ago
I think it might be because most everyone here understands that human sexual dimorphism is a thing, and it's unrelated to personal politics. If you need evidence, check literally every single track and field record on the books. Show
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7y ago
Here is their official list: https://dataplan.xfinity.com/faq/ Comcast doesn't consider local(ish) providers as competition, this really only applies to Verizon etc.
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luma
7y ago
Notably, Comcast does not have bandwidth caps in markets where FIOS or other high speed providers have coverage. These caps are purely a way to capitalize on a monopoly position.
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7y ago
This can only happen if someone develops a storage technology that is simultaneously the lowest cost, lowest latency, highest bandwidth, lowest MTBF, lowest power, smallest footprint, and includes every extra feature (ECC, encryption, etc).
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luma
7y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that China's angle here is to purchase economically-significant quantities of Bitcoin?
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luma
7y ago
This piece feels like it wants me to be upset about the maintainers of EasyList, instead of the people that created the content which has become so toxic that people are scrambling for ways to block it.
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luma
7y ago
I feel like this article covered that fairly well. The developers had no idea that this simple feature addition (which did nothing more than formalize what users were already doing) would result in what we have today. Maybe you see further
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7y ago
> If now the treatment is universally approved and kills some people, think about who's going to take the responsibility for it? Same as any other medical intervention. A substantial number of people die as the result of routine su
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7y ago
While I agree with your first point, I think you're off base on the second. If, as the OP suggests, it would be possible to develop a toolkit such that the concerns about time/resources you raise in your first point are moot, the
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luma
7y ago
But which among those are making far more? Is it the person who goes the extra mile to ensure good service? Or is it the attractive, white, young, well-dressed, well-groomed, well-educated, and well-spoken person? Tipping has been shown o
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7y ago
> What has really happened is that the price on the systems have dropped steeply What has really happened is that the core patents on FDM technology expired in 2009, resulting in an explosion of new approaches to the technology and now y
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7y ago
The easiest solution to this is out-of-band backups happening at the storage layer. The details depend heavily upon your platform and storage hardware, but most SAN and virtualization solutions today allow one to backup hosted systems with
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7y ago
I think the switch is easily explained by companies like Xerox and Apple looking to emulate paper documents, which was the preeminent design paradigm they both were chasing at the time.
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luma
7y ago
This Banksy quote feels apropos: > People are taking the piss out of you everyday. They butt into your life, take a cheap shot at you and then disappear. They leer at you from tall buildings and make you feel small. They make flippant co
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luma
8y ago
You're comparing apples and oranges here. In the Tylenol case, it seemed clear that the cause wasn't neglicance on the part of J&J, and the remedy of clearing all product off the shelves probably cost them somewhere in the mi
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luma
8y ago
How would this even work? Say I decided to buy two billboards with different designs selling the same product, and put a different phone number at the bottom of each. Looking at my phone bill at the end of the month, I have a count of how
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8y ago
...and you also happen to have money.
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luma
8y ago
Externally in the pits. No need carrying the weight of a starter or battery when you don’t need them on track.
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